Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 3

Mrs McLean Is Honored At Party Tuesday One of the most successful affairs of the “ Business Girls’ club was held last evening at the home of its president, Miss Lillie Roberts. A surprise shower for Mrs. Gladys d McLean, a recent bride, was the feature of the evening. . Mrs. Mc- Lean was persuaded to come to the Robert’s home for a few moments only to be greeted by a wedding march, ‘Mama Goes Where Papa Goes.’ Ihe procession which march- ed to the music was Iudicrous. Mrs, Emma Kitchen as minister followed by Miss Jean Lown as groom and Betty Gartner as groomsman led the procession. The ring bearer, Miss Lille Roberts and bridesmaid, Miss Ruth Meacham proceeded the bride, Dora Niehaus leaning. on the arm of her father, Zelma McPherson. ‘The groom was dressed in brown and the attendant in full dress. The bride wore rose organdy draped with a long lace veil caught up with large red cherries. Miss Elénor Husky, in lue organdy was the train bearer, Other club members were relatives of the bride, The brides vouquet was caught by Ruth Meacham. After the ceremony a basket con- taining many useful and pretty arti- cles was presented to Mrs. McLean. The remainder of the evening was spent making and illustrating travel books for Miss Dora Niehaus, of the Veterans Bureau, who leaves next week for a months vacation. Her trip promises to be very interesting both by the books and by the palmist who was present . Refreshments were served at the close of the entertainment. eee Mrs. George Campbell Will Entertain Next Week Mrs. George Campbell will enter- tain at an informal bridge luncheon to be given the Wednesday after- Easter, April 23, at the Henning ho- tel. One hundred guests will at- tend. eee Mrs. Welch Entertains . At Kensington Today Mrs. C. D. Welch entertained in- formally this afternoon at a.Kensing- tong given at her home, 444 East ‘wWwelfth street. Guests who attend- ed were: Mrs. A. J. Kelley, Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, Mrs. George W. Jarvis, Mrs. W. E. Morrison, Mrs. O. G Brewster, Mrs, L. A. Elkins, Mrs. G. B. Underwood, Mrs. I. N. Frost, and Mrs. Jack Ayers. eee Knights of Columbus Will Give Dance Easter Monday The Knights of Columbus will give their annual Easter dance on Mon- day, April 21, at the Elk’s audi- torlum, The dance will be informal and music for the evening will be furnished by the Drokaw: orcheatra. Refreshments and punch will be served during the entertainment and an ‘invitation is extended to all Knights and friends as well as visit- ing members of the organization in the city, Paul Russell is chairman of the committee in charge of ar- rangements. see Clan Stuart Will Give Social and Dance Friday The Clan Stuart of Casper will give 4 box social and dancing party on Friday evening, April 18, beginning at 9 o'clock at the Odd Fellow’s hall. All members and friends are invited to attend, eee Iroquols Council To Meet Thursday The Iroquois council No. 5 Degree of Pocahontas will meet in regular session tomorrow evening at the I. 0. O, F. hall at 8 o'clock. Following the business session a box social and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924. J. K. Davis, Mrs. Walter Gothberg, Mrs. Rex Mayne, Mrs. Robert O'Brien, Mrs. Calvin Smith, Mrs. Ralph Marshall, Mrs. Reamer Swift Mrs. James Lee, Miss Veeta Gil- bourne, Miss Marie Bishop, ‘Miss Lillian Ead, Miss Lowie Snodgrass and the guest of honor. see Pythian Sisters Will Meet Thursday Ev: The Pythian Sisters will hold an important meeting Thursday even ing at the Knights of Pythias hall, during which time there will be work in the second degree by Thomas Van Drusk and Dr. Hern- call. This will be tho first time that work in this degree has been put on in Casper and a large at- tendance is desired. Refreshments will be served by the . Mesdames Amy Mulligan, chairman, Ravwell, Anna Smith and Quinney. eee English Lutheran Aid Meeting Is Postponed The regular meeting of the Grace Lutheran church which was to have been held this week has been post- poned until next week the place to be announced la! . ve Miss Sykes Entertains For Miss Toland Miss Mabel Sykes entertained at an informal bridge and Mah Jong party last evening at the Firmin residence in honor of Miss Blanche Toland who will leave soon for Iowa to make her home. Among those Who won honors were Mrs. M. P Hays, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mis: Laura Monsen, Miss Eunice Soady, Miss Gertrudo Kamps and Miss Ju- Ma Kassis. Miss Toland was pre sented with a guest gift. Guests who attended were: The Misses Blanche Toland, Eunice Soady, Madelyn Seabright; Eliza- beth Davis, Nina Shaffer, Laura Bailey, May Hamilton, Ruby Shear Mae Combs, Laura Monsen, Anna Kennedy, Helen Bervig, Ella Wren- sted, Isabelle Price, Gertrude Kamps Julia Kasris, Edna Ryan, Mary Bloodgocd, Mrs. Crystal Joelner, Mrs. M. P. Hays. . s. Natrona Rebekah Lodge Will Meet This Evening The Natrona Rebekah lodge No. 13 will meet in regular session this evening at the I. O. O, F, hall. Candidates will be initiated and all members as well as visiting Rebe- kahs in the city are invited to at- tena eee Bake Sale Saturday at East Side Grocery The ladies ald society of the Kast Side Methodist. Community. church will hold a sale of baked goods Sat- urday beginning at 10:30 o'clock. at the East Casper grocery store, 1444 East Second street. eee . Society To Meet This Week The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the East Side Methodist Community church wil! meet Thurs- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church, 1514 Second street. All members are asked to be present. eee Meeting Thursday At Christian Church The Lacies of the North Casper Christian church will meet Thurs- day afternoon et the church on H. and United Streets. All members and friends are invited to attend, see Home Economic Division ‘Will Meet At Keith Home The home economic division of dance will be enjoyed and all mem- bers are asked to be present and to bring a box and friend. eee Eastern Stars To Hold Annual Ball Next Monday The annual Easter Monday ball to be given by the Eastern Sta will be held om April 21 at the Ma- Temple beginning at 8:30 "clock, Special favors will be siven and an enjoyable time is Promised to those who attend. Among those invited are al! Eastern Stare and husbands of Eastern Stars Masons and wives of Masons nd all members, of the DeMolay order. Yrs. Wilson Ix Guest At Party Monday Mrs. Davis Lane Wilson who was \ bride of last week was the guest of honor at an informal bridge party an@ kitchen shower given Monday evening by Mrs. Thomas . Troth at her home, 244 South Id‘ncoln gtreet. Honors for the oventng were taken by Mrs, Calvin Smith and Mra. Wilson. Guests of Mra. Troth were: Mrs. Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair in 004 condition, be careful what you wash tt with, Many soaps and prepared sham- boos contain too much freo alkall, This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and is very harmful. Mulat- fled cocoanut off shampoo (which i# pure and entirely greaseless), is yhuch better than anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can- not possibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hatr with water and rub it in. Two or. three ‘spoonfuls will make an abund of rich, creamy lather, and nee and scalp thorot The lather rinses out easily, am es every particle of dust, dirt, iandruff and exc oll. ‘The hatr ‘ries quickly and evenly, and it eaves it fine and silky, bright, fluf. 'y, wavy, and easy to manage: You can get Mulsified cocoanut ofl hampoo at any drug store, It ts in- “xpensive, and a few ounces will last piss no in the family for months. dv, the Casper Woman's Departmental club will meet on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J, EB. Keith, 233 Seuth McKinley stree' An inte esting program has been planned and it is. hoped that all members ax well as prospective members will attend. The meeting will begin promptly at 2:30 o'clock. aes North Casper Ciristlan Aid Meeting Tomorrow ‘The regular meeting of the North Casper Christian Ladies ald society will be held tomorr»w osfternoon at the home of Mrs, Walle, 211 Eust G, street, All members are 1e- qursted to be prevent. PERSONALS Miss Anna Wine spent several days in the city this week visiting with friends from Lavoye. ee Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller are visiting with friends here for a short time from Sheridan. see = Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stone have as their guest at their home on Elm street, Mrs. Frances Kline of Oklahoma City, cousin of Mrs, Stone. eee Mrs. EB. H. Grossman of Chicago 1s spending a few days in the clty this week on a combined business and pleasure trip. ee Miss Helen Robertson has return- ed from Denver where she has been for the Inst week on a pleasure trip. ore Mr. and Mrs. Hl. M. Stewart are visiting with friends for today at Salt Creek. cee Mr. and Mre. D. W. Allen and son are visiting here with friends for the remainder gf the week from thelr home in Nebraska Mins Nellie Potts of the Casper Beauty parlor located in the bal- cony of the Midwest pharmacy left Sunday for Nebraska wigere she will be the guest of relatives for several weeks. one Mrs. L. N. Warren lett last even- “| vi ing for a weeks shopping trip to Denver, : eee Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Rowan of Bill- ings are visitors spending a few days here visiting with friends and attending to business affairs. rs Miss Sylvia Symonds, formerly a resident of Casper and more recently of ne, has left “that city for where she will make her home with her aunt, Mrs. 8. E. Moore. in the clty for the remainder of the week from Denver. ese Miss Rose Ryan who has been a guest here for several months at the w. Dunn home on Durbin street left yesterday afternoon for her home in Omaha. Miss Ryan will visit enroute with her uncle and aunt, Mr. amd Mrs, Joseph Coyle at Chadron. eee Miss Margaret G. Ross is visiting here from her home at Cody. eee Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath return- ed this morning from a six weeks combined business and pleasure trip spent in Kansas City, St. Louis, Col- umbus and Chicago.” They were Joined in Chicago by Miss Elizabeth Clare of Preston, Ontario who re- turned to Casper with them and who will be the guest here for some time of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath. Mrs. Harold Monorgan and baby left yesterday for Manville where they will spend a short time visiting with Mrs. Monorgan’s relatives, eee Mr. and Mrs. F. K. James of Tulsa arrived in the city yesterday and will spend several days here on busi- ness and visiting with friends. eee Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davidson ex- pect to leave the latter part of the week for Salt Lake City where they will visit for a short time with Mr. Davidson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, L, C. Davidson. eee Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Brooks and baby daughter Patricia Belle expect to leave today for the Brooks ranch West of the city where they will make their home during the sum. mer months. see Miss Alice Dodds returned this morning from Boulder where she at- tends Mt. St. Gertrudes academy and will spend the Easter holidays here with her parents at 326 North Dur- bin street, eee Miss Dora Niehaus of the Veter- ans Bureau will leave next week for the east on a month’s vacation trip. “s. Miss Margaret Fulton of the county treasurer's office will leave today for California on a month's vacation trip. se. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Warkley have as their guest at their home, 714 Grant avenue, Mr. Warkley's mother, Mrs. Mary Warkley of Cheyenne. eee Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Hazelmire are leaving this afternoon for Wash- ington, D, C., following which they will go to New York city. They ex- pect to.return in about a month. pean Ans Sa tt aeslany CITY BRIEFS H. L. Crosby, formerly connected with the Mammoth Oi] company at Teapot, has accepted a position with the Sinclair Crude Of! Purchasing company, o- ; Kenneth Statzel is spending a few ness from Midwest. eee M. J. Roberts arrived In the city this morning from Denver and will spend several days here attending to business affairs, eee B. W. Musser is an out of town CORNS Lift Off—No Pain! Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingern. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freeson for a few cents, suffi- clent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, ard the foot calluses, without sore. : ok . and Mrs. E. T. Rowland are days in the city this.week on busi-| Mlle. Curie _ t t : : ‘The beautiful Eva Curie, daugh- ter of Mme, Curie of radium fame, is coming to America for a visit and piano concert tour this “sum- mer, This is her latest picture. business man here from Salt Lake city, see W. A. Smart is in the city on bus!- ness today from Laramie, oe H. L. Kine {s here today on bust- hess and visiting with friends from Tulsa. see 8. 8. Grossman ts a visitor tn the city this week from Rochester, N. Y. eee Gerrald A. Stack is a Lander bus!- ness man spending the day here. ee H. Woods and G. W. Terry are among the Denver business men spending several days here this week. oes Jack Allen, United ‘States deputy marshall {s in the city today from Cheyenne. o- W. D. Stapleton of Denver Is at- tending to business affairs of tmport- ance here this week. Pa R. Blakey of.the Blakey and Company Ladies ready to wear store Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tab- let four times each day until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all—just purehase a box of Mar- mola Prescription ‘Tablets from your druggist for one dollar, the same price the world over. Follow directions—no starvation dieting or tiresome exercising. Eat substant- ial food—be as lazy as you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best part of Marmola Prescription Tablets is they are harmless. That is your absolute safeguard.” Pur- chase them from your druggist, send direct to Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.—ad- vertisement. Wonderful Shoes for Easter Che Casper Daily Cribune will leave on Friday of this week for New York and other Eastern cities where he will spend some time purchasing the new summer styles. eee H. H.. Lyons, N. J, Stokes and G. R. Collins are spending several days here attending to business affairs, owe Salt Creek arrivals in the city to- day include:"R. B. Stuart, W. Hamil- ton and W. Valenting. oe a tour of the state arrivec in city yesterday and looking the friends and admirers of president today Ports all section: solidly and enthusiastically for president, eee city. eee the Midwest spent a short time in Cheyenne week on business. see 8. W. Miller of Billings is in having arrived eee Charles P. Ames, iness. eee illness of his father, a sae Among Casper are W. R Finney, connected with Wheeler Worthington. Lecture On Pearls Tonight by Radio An instructive talk on pearls be delivered by radio from the cago Daily Ne of which be will treat. Cc. Watt Brandon of Sheridan, state manager of the Coolidge pre- convention campaign, who is making Mr. Brandon re- ; so far visited as W. K. Vincent, public accountant is a visitor here from Salt Lake 8. H. Casteel, who is connected with the drafting department of Refining company, city for several days on business Tuesday evening. civil engineer spent Monday in Cheyenne on bus- Dr. T. J. Drew left yestercay af- ternoon for Kansas City, Mo., hav- ing been called there by the serious people spending a few days this week in Cheyenne supeFintendent of the gas department of the Mid- west Refining company, W. D. Wil- son and W. C. Newell, civil engineer ws station WMAQ He is an authority on the subject MEDNIGKS TAKE OUT PERMIT TO REMODEL Mednick Brothers, First and Center streets, the up the} modeling will start at once. the SHATTLE, Wash, April 16. bandits in an automobile another machine ogntaining this accountant of age Company caped with Bill Proposes the 500 payroll funds, lishment of a federal co-operative marketing system of duced by Republican, Michigan. Authort: and How to Wave Hair to Appear Naturally Curly a clean tooth brush just ing up the hair. bright lustre suggestive of sunshine,” and the hair will have delightful wave, perfectly in appearance, days, will Chi- . hair, instead of making it brittle, at 8'o’clock this evening. central|and’ dead-looking as the hot tron time, by Jos Goldstone. Mr. Gold-|does. Instead of your tresses being ‘si “ a mean and contrary, you will find stone is president and treasurer of |Mcrn Sn, Contrary, you will tind the Bauer-Goldstone company, Chi-|form, and there will be no odor, cago, importers of Navarre pearls. |zrease or stickiness about the hal: Ask your druggist for a few ou of the liquid silmerine (costs abo! 20c_an_ounce).—Advertisement. The $7.50 The Vogue Millinery Suite 101—Becklinger Bldg. Big Easter Special Entire Stock This Week Only $10. $15 $20 tion also would be gtven clearing house essociation corporations Pomerene act. A board of seven members is pro- vided in the bill to administer its Provisions, two of whom would be Secretaries of agriculture and com- merce. Local co-operatives would be brought into clearing house asso- clations, to be composed of co-opera- tive took out a} tent $7,000 permit yesterday for remod- eling the structure formerly occu- pied by the Huber Jewelry store The work will include tearing out the wall along First street and put- ing large display windows in it. Re- STORE ON GENTER clothiers at large consumers, all subject to regu- lation by a federal marketing board. ‘The bill calls for an appropriation of $15,000,000 to cover tho first two Years of its operation. BANDITS MAKE $5,000 HAUL —Four topped Earl Addell, paymaster and Thor Waldal the Pacific Lighter- here today and es- Federal System For Marketing WASHINGTON, April 16.—Estab- of farm Products is proposed in a bill intro. Representative Willlams Apply a little Itquid silmerine with before do- ‘Thik will impart a aden a natural that will Inst many It will prove beneficial to the eae erereennemarereres All Black Kid at $11.00 Shoe and Pattern Shops on Balcony Richards & Cunningham ness or irritation.—Advertisement | } count, to $10. Easter Millinery at Special Price All Pattern Hats priced from $20.00 to $35.00 at 25% dis- A special line of Hats from $5 Style and quality assured in all our millinery. ‘These Special Prices Until Easter ANNE’S HAT SHOP Balcony Midwest Pharmacy Appealing The Flower Shoppe. the endless variety your desires, ARE ON DISPLAY We will reserve it for deliver it to you at PHONE 2574 Easter Lillies ESPLENDENT in the spirit of Easter is a beautiful floral offering. Especially so, if you make your selection at We suggest Lilies as most ap- propriate for the occasion, but here gives you the choice of OUR FULL LINE OF EASTER PLANTS AND FLOWERS Drop in and make your choice. EASTER TIME The Flower Shoppe SIXTH AND CENTER Open Evenings Until 10 o’Clock offered NOW you and Sale Price r le Price - == « 8.quart Pudding Pans, Regular | 9x12 srs Fiber Rugs. Reg- 50c, rnd ular $19.00 Sale Price BSC | saic Price : $14.50 2-quart Pudding Pans, Reg-|8-3x10-6 Wool Fiber Rugs. B ular 35¢ ular $16.50 1-quart Pudding Pans., Regu-|6x9 Wool Fiber Rugs. Reg- lar 25c r $11.00. Bale Price 15¢ $8.00 PAGE THREE. 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Reg- Regular $12.50 86x72 A. in- lar $1.26, Sale Price OOG|Ree Rugs, eo 9- 6-Cup Coffee Percolators. Reg-|Sale Price ~~. $9.75 ular $1.00. |Regular $8.50 54 Axmin- Sale Price ~ 8s oom sb Oc ice Rugs, $7 10 8-Cup Coffee Percolator. jSale Price .. ° ular $1.2 Regular $4.50 27x54 Brussels Sale Price ~-_.__- Ru Aluminum Double R Sale Price e $3.60 Regular $3.80, Regular elt 2-quart Sauce Pans. Regular|Regular $4.50 Felt $1.30 Rugs. Sale Price $3.00 Sale Pri 95e)h re A-quart, Aluminum Teapot. Reg- Rese nate maa $3.75 ular $2 1.69 |9x12 Rugs. | Axminster Convex Kettle; aluminum. Reg war $165. $1.05)0 95c Round Roasters; $1.2 | Sale Price 12-quart Oval Dish Pans. Reg-| CHINA SETS lo Price \.-.... 42-pieco Floral Border design, Water Pails, large. Regular rhage a utiful set, Regular $1 | $16 arance Water Pails, medium size. Reg. stains China Sets, Regular uls orle 1.50, : 1.5 plar price $180, BE D5 leas tice... SABO Aluminum Dippers. Reg- lv p Sale Price 15¢\, ACUUM CLEANERS R | Three brand new, unusual Vacuum Wash Ba Clear $1.00 le Pr "$42.50 Bailey Furniture Co. 3826 WEST YELLOWSTONE AVENUE